St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Ten THE XAVERIAN NEWS f7 .1 e,,, School of Commerce and Sociology CLASS OF l922 The year l9l9 was memorable from two standpoints. The first was that the famous Cincinnati Reds captured the World's Baseball Championship. The second, and by far the more important event, was that in September of that year, the most spirited class ever assembled at St. Xavier was initiated into the intricacies of the Accounting and Finance Course at the Night.College. uRight away quick the women forged to the front, electing as Class President Miss Catherine Carter. and in all due respect to the male of the species, let it be here said that a more indefatigable worker for the interests of the old school never ekisted. In this year the foundation was laid- for the co-operation and spirit that animated all the subse- quent activities of the Class of '22. e The second year started with the railroading of F. J. Vehr into the Rresidency. In this year, as well as the previ- ous'one, this class surpassed all others in the display of school enthusiasm. Several very important offices were cap- tured by students of the class. viz.: Thomas Lindsay, after a most thrilling campaign. which novel feature he him- self inaugurated at the night school, was elected as Secre- tary of the Co-Ops, and Miss Catherine Carter was given complete charge of the Students' Co-operative Book Store. The third year started off with a BANG. The class presidency was awarded to Miss Ann Mentink. The elec- tion for the officers of the Co-ops was the occasion of the next big blow-out. And BIG it was. Fireworks, Drum- Corps. Balloons, Cider, Roses and Movies, featuring the student candidates, were features that set the town agog. Miss Mentink was again victorious in the election. The happenings on this occasion were very fatiorably set forth in The Xaverian NeWS. All ye who would follow the on- ward march to graduation should thumb over your previous copies. The happenings of interest are so numerous, that to' record them would necessitate an additional hundred pages to this modest publication. Suffice it to say, the class is referred to as the' PEPPIEST class ever attending the College. The Class of ,22 goes out with the wish that all suc- ceeding classes may be as fortunate as its students were, in the formation of rare friendships. the cultivation of high ideals and the acquiring of invaluable knowledge by which to adapt themselves to the requi'rementsof modern com- mercial life.

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THE XAVERIAN NEWS Nine BERNARD J. v v JOSEPHC. GRAUSE .. , . . . CLARK IDA V ' ' . -. EDNA M. I ' CARRIE DIENER . v SIEVER . . , DAVIS JOSEPH C38$EES ' VESPER

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THE XAVERIAN NEWS Eleven ' V - ' ' , I JOSEPH JAN 3 ' . ' . ' ' 1' KESSEN MENTINK . - , . ., .I . ' ' CATHERINE ALMA A. KRUCHTEN CARTER O. A. SIMMES